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I've got a potted azalea that I received this past Easter in full bloom. I've had it outside for the summer. How do I overwinter it and force it into bloom for next Easter?
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- Posted by Laurie_z3_MB sw MB (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 10:03
I love azaleas, but they are aphid and spidermite magnets, so before you bring it inside, spray it well. I've grown them in a sunny south window for the winter before and they did flower again although not as heavily as when I first got them. As for forcing them for a certain time, I haven't got a clue as to how to accomplish that.:^) Good luck, |
I found this information on a google search Azaleas require direct sunlight to remain healthy. A night temperature of 60 F. will prolong bloom. Keep the soil constantly moist. If the leaves should turn yellow, the soil is not acidic enough. Use an acid fertilizer sold especially for azaleas. Do not use softened water. When repotting, use a mixture high in acid peat moss. Azaleas can be planted, pot and all, in a shady spot in the garden during the summer months. Examine them frequently and keep them watered during dry periods. Greenhouse azaleas are not hardy, and need to be brought indoors before freezing weather. Azaleas need a cool rest treatment before they are forced into bloom. Place the plants in a room with a temperature between 35 to 50 F. and filtered light. During this rest period, flower buds will develop. Then place in a well-lighted warm (65o F.) room around January 1 and the plant will bloom. Shauna, I read on another site that the cold period has to be between 4 to 8 weeks. Perhaps leaving it outside to enjoy the cool fall weather and protected from hard frost would do the trick? I used to grow these as house plants in Germany but they spent a good deal of time on the covered balcony until about mid-November or so when it got pretty cool (still frost free, though) when I then brought them in to a sunny window. We didn't have forced air heat there, so I never had spider mite problems. I fertilized, but don't recall with what. Anyway, I did get them to bloom again in the house but we're working with waaayyy different weather conditions here. |
- Posted by MaryV_Montreal 5B Canada (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 12:31
Potted azaleas can take a little frost and the longer you leave it outside, the better light it will get. I wouldn't leave it much longer than the beginning of October – I don't know your night temperatures but if it dips consistently under -2C , then your best to bring it in. We leave our plants outside until the end of October and I've never lost one. At that time of year, we are still getting light frosts but the daytime temperatures are usually in the 10-15C range. I always get the 'reject' plants here – we sell a lot of Azaleas, Poinsettias and Amaryllis to companies during the Christmas season. Every year, a few Azaleas aren't sold and those we overwinter. My experience is that the plants require cool temperatures of 15 to 18 C and good light. If the plant is really large and needs to be repotted you can probably purchase soil for ericaceous plants at Home Depot. Or you can mix your own soil using ˝ Promix, Ľ Perlite, Ľ Potting Soil. Promix is very high in Peat Moss and will give you the acidity it needs. I don't use any other soil amendments and have never seen our Azaleas with chlorosis. |
Thanks so much. That is exactly the information I was looking for. I haven't brought it in yet and I seemed to have my memory telling me from somewhere that it needed to stay outside a bit longer. I expect that if it takes a hit of -2°, that it will drop all of its leaves and this would also be the time to repot it? Shauna |
- Posted by MaryV_Montreal 5B Canada (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 13:12
No it won't drop it's leaves at -2 as long as the daytime temperatures are higher. I would only repot it if it is really root bound. I've not had a problem with Spider Mites - they're usually busy eating my phormiums and Colocasias! |
Thanks, Marilena. I had just a very minor problem one year with my valencia orange tree and spider mites. A bit of insecticidal soap and problem solved. But, I am usually pretty diligent about watching my houseplants for pests anyway. That is, if I can ever get houseplants to survive. They really aren't my forte. It probably will be OK in the pot it is in right now. And it seems to be putting on a bit of new growth right now so I'm glad to hear that it shouldn't drop its leaves. Shauna |
- Posted by SeaOtterCove 2b BC (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 18:11
Shauna, Just to let you know so that your orange tree doesn't suffer the same fate as mine, make certain you water it lots! I found out for my trees size (3') it would of needed three cups of water a week at least. That really shocked me as I thought it was something else that killed it. Syreeta |
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I have an stsuki azalea bonsi. They say it is an outside azalea. I gogled it and they say DO NOT bring it indoors, Protect it with a glass cover. However it is in a glazed clay pot. Does anybody know what to do with this over the winter which as gotten to -15 degrees F |
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Baby boomers will fondly remember the early 1960s television cartoon series "Rocky & Bullwinkle," created by the late Jay Ward, which smartly satirized both American pop culture and the headlines of the JFK era in America. While Rocky the Flying Squirrel and Bullwinkle the Moose were understandably the most memorable characters (though I was partial to the duo's inept villainous Russian counterparts, Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale), the "Peabody and Sherman" segment of the show had its share of fans.
Mr. Peabody was a brainy canine who spoke with a patrician lilt and had adopted a boy he named Sherman. Peabody was an inventor for whom no obstacle was insurmountable. In a tongue-in-cheek salute to HG Wells, Peabody created a time machine which he named the WABAC ("way back"), in which he and Sherman traveled back to major events and interacted with historical figures in a playful manner. It was Ward's way of wanting to impart the joy of history to his audience while thumbing his nose at dull school history textbooks.
Unlike the 2000 film flop "The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle" that was a mixture of live action and cartoon (a la 1987's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?") and starred Robert De Niro, Rene Russo and Piper Perabo, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" is an entirely animated feature.
Considering it has been over 50 years since the last "Peabody & Sherman" cartoon was made by Ward, this movie stays very faithful to his vision. Ty Burrell, one of the stars of ABC's biggest hit, "Modern Family," does such a spot-on impression of the late Bill Scott's Peabody that it is impossible to tell the difference. Max Charles is not as fortunate channeling Walter Tetley's Sherman from the TV series. The 2014 Sherman is a lot more doltish than the eager and brighter 1959 TV cartoon character.
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As per the old cartoon series, the writers let their imaginations fly as our heroes go back to the French Revolution, the Italian Renaissance (it turns out that Leonardo da Vinci and Mr. Peabody are longtime chums), the Trojan Horse and King Tut's time in ancient Egypt. The best bit is having a cartoon "Bill Clinton" make a quick comment following George Washington and Abe Lincoln.
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A tribute to Mr. David Boushey, CWU alum, founder of the United Stuntmen's Association, the International Stunt School, the Society of American Fight Directors, and is a member of The Hollywood Stuntmen's Hall Of Fame, and friend of CWU theatre arts. Central Sword Players will feature their talents in stage combat and will also showcase the collection of stage weapons recently donated to the department by Mr. Boushey.
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Famous Ukrainian artist Oksana Maks has crafted an amazing icon of the Virgin Mary out of painted wooden Easter eggs.
The icon is currently in the Holy Church of St. Sophia in Kiev.
The moasaic of eggs took 9 months to complete with 70 artists working on it, among whom were students of the local art school, a nun and many young children.
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New Owners are continuing the Potting Shed Brewery and the first batch will be available in October.
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While black is often considered a dark and gloomy color, the Mysterious Black infographic uses various superheroes to explain that the dark shade can be beneficial to web design.
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P.T. Garcia of Bear Creek named high school wrestler of the year
Bear Creek senior P.T. Garcia will be honored as the high school wrestler of the year by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Colorado chapter.
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One of the best things about river rock is the availability of so many different colors. Mixing and matching can be great, but if you're going for a more powerful statement, using all black is fantastic. These shelves add dimension and contrast to the lighter shower walls, proving that even in the shower, the "touch of black" rule holds true.
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Pea Green Corner is a populated place located in Montrose County at latitude 38.65 and longitude -108.095.
The elevation is 5,308 feet. Pea Green Corner appears on the Delta U.S. Geological Survey Map. Montrose County is in the Mountain Time Zone (UTC -7 hours).
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23 These things indeed have an appearance of wisdom in self-imposed religion, false humility, and neglect of the body, but are of no value against the indulgence of the flesh. | 23 Such regulations indeed have an appearance of wisdom, with their self-imposed worship, their false humility and their harsh treatment of the body, but they lack any value in restraining sensual indulgence. |
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LONDON (AP) -- Badminton authorities have launched disciplinary proceedings against four women's doubles pairs for appearing to try and lose their matches at the London Olympics to secure a favorable draw.
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I am writing this to express and share my heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to the wonderful people of Winona County, most notably Investigator Kraig Glover of the sheriffs department, for the outpouring of compassion, understanding, patience and superior assistance that I received after my sisters sudden and unexpected death. Investigator Glover, along with Sheriff Brand and his department, the staff of the Riverport Inn, county employee Beth Schmidt, Investigator Paula Johns, Christine Kenny of the Medical Examiners Office and the talented coffee baristas of Acoustic Café are all deserving of superhero status in my eyes. All possess in one form, or more, gifts of extraordinary talents in compassion, sensitivity, customer service and a genuine desire to help. The outpouring of understanding and assistance that I received in regard to my sisters death was overwhelming.
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Comment on this storyA second man was arrested on Friday for allegedly murdering an elderly woman in Margate, KwaZulu-Natal police said.
Local police task teams arrested the man, 26, in Gamalakhe, near Margate, at noon, Captain Thulani Zwane said.
Last Thursday, 76-year-old Rita Coetzee was found murdered in her house. She appeared to have been strangled with a scarf.
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Industrial Electric Wire and Cable, New Berlin, opened its new sales and distribution facility near Sao Paulo, Brazil.
First Watch, a breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant based in Florida, will open its second Wisconsin location at 11032 N. Port Washington Road in the Mequon Pavilions. The restaurant is owned and operated by VMB Sunrise Hospitality Inc., consisting of father and son Michael and Vincent Busalacchi.
Well Body, a wellness center housing White Sage Spa, Neadamassage, Trillium Acupuncture and Talk to Me, opened June 1 at 10040 Port Washington Road in Mequon. It will offer a range of services and products, including aesthetics, beauty and skin care, massage, Reiki, acupuncture, Chinese herbs, life coaching, professional listening and personal consulting.
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5 And the spirit lifted me up and brought me into the inner court: and behold the house was filled with the glory of the Lord. | 5 Then the Spirit lifted me up and brought me into the inner court, and the glory of the LORD filled the temple. |
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Research handbook on insider trading
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- English.
- Publication
- Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar, [2013]
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- ©2013
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- xi, 485 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
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- Research handbooks in corporate law and governance.
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- Bainbridge, Stephen M. editor of compilation.
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Contents
- An overview of insider trading law and policy : an introduction to the Research Handbook on Insider Trading / Stephen M. Bainbridge
- Launching the insider trading revolution: SEC v. Capital Gains Research Bureau / A.C. Pritchard
- What were they thinking? Insider trading and the scienter requirement / Donald C. Langevoort
- Entrepreneurship, compensation, and the corporation / Henry G. Manne
- Regulating insider trading in the post- fiduciary duty era : equal access or property rights? / Stephen M. Bainbridge
- The Facebook effect : secondary markets and insider trading in today's startup environment / Stephen F. Diamond
- Regulation FD : an alternative approach to addressing information asymmetry / Jill Fisch
- Decision theory and the case for an optional disclosure- based regime for regulating insider trading / Thomas A. Lambert
- Applying insider trading law to congressmen, government officials, and the political intelligence industry / J.W. Verret
- What governmental insider trading teaches us about corporate insider trading / Sung Hui Kim
- A portrait of the insider trader as a woman / Joan MacLeod Heminway.
- Has illegal insider trading become more rampant in the United States? Empirical evidence from takeovers / Laura Nyantung Beny and H. Nejat Seyhun
- The changing demand for insider trading regulation / M. Todd Henderson
- Insider trading : what is seen and what is not seen / Alexandre Padilla
- The political economy of insider trading laws and enforcement : law vs. politics? International evidence / Laura Nyantung Beny
- The regulation of insider trading in China : law and enforcement / Hui Huang
- Punishing possession: China's all- embracing insider trading enforcement regime / Nicholas Calcina Howson
- Insider trading regulation in Japan / J. Mark Ramseyer
- Insider trading in Australia / Keith Kendall and Gordon Walker
- Insider trading law in New Zealand / Gordon Walker and Andrew F. Simpson
- UK insider dealing and market abuse law : strengthening regulatory law to combat market misconduct / Kern Alexander
- Insider trading in European law / Katja Langenbucher
- Takeover bids and insider trading / Matthijs Nelemans and Michael Schouten.
- Summary
- The Handbook begins with a section devoted to legal issues surrounding the US's ban on insider trading, which is one of the oldest and most energetically enforced in the world. Using this section as a foundation, contributors go on to discuss several specific court cases as well as important developments in empirical research on the subject. The Handbook concludes with a section devoted to international perspectives, providing insight into insider trading laws in China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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Since this product is from one of the many eVent fabrics available, I am wondering how windproof is this jacket especially in the winter? When on a ridge or even a chairlift during high winds (ie: wind speeds up to 70 mph), the early reports of eVent fabric from even last year indicated that the wind did penetrated the fabric in various other manufactures, whereas the Goretex Pro Shell had better resistance in stoping the wind.
Any input would greatly be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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hdr. Thanks for your question. First of all, I think it is important to clarify that DryQ Elite is not an eVent fabric. Although the technology (meat of the sandwich) is similar the fabric package (the bread, cheese, and everything else that makes up a fabric sandwich) is completely different and wholly created by Mountain Hardwear. This is what makes DryQ Elite ground breaking and unique in the world of waterproof breathable and now... air permeable fabrics. So, now to your question... this jacket is completely windproof. If you were to blow on the fabric no air would move through. If you tried to breathe through the fabric you would more than likely suffocate so please do not try. .05 CFM (cubic feet per minute) of air is able to move through the DryQ Elite fabric at any given time. At last check, the current industry standard for windproof-ness is 5 CFM and any textile coming in below that is considered windproof. What .05 CFM provides in terms of performance is air permeability which translates to 'instant on' breathability which translates to happier drier and less clammy times in the backcountry overall.
Again, this is not an eVent fabric and is totally new to the market. I have been wearing a Mountain Hardwear Dry Stein Jacket for over a year now and have had it in every environmental condition you could imagine from the rain on the north shore of Maui to the highest peaks in the Rockies in the winter and have been blown away by the performance. So, pick one up and see for yourself! It's performance will speak much louder than my words! Cheers!
Thank you Jon Webb. I will now be in the process of getting rid of my old gore tex jacket and to switch back to Mountain Hardware. I wish they make the 1/2 bib pants as well.
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After years of being one of seven airports in the BAA group, three of them in London, Gatwick airport under its new owners is making a point of standing out from the crowd. Few can miss it at in the exhibition hall here in Vancouver, with a high-wire illusionist standing tall above its 120m² stand and its Streamliner gizmo measuring attendees' drag co-efficient.
It reflects the re-awakening of the south London airport since London City Airport owner Global Infrastructure Partners bought Gatwick at the end of last year. Chief executive Stewart Wingate says the airport suffered a bit from "middle child" syndrome sandwiched between BAA's other London airports of the network hub of Heathrow and the low-cost dominated Stansted. He points to the high spirits of staff at the airport and the energising impact of its new executive and boardroom teams. "We've got a fully energised group of people charging forward," he says.
The twin-track strategy of the airport is developing its relationships with the airlines, both existing operators and attracting new targets, together with developing the infrastructure.
"We are not just investing for the sake of investing," he says, citing moves to bring new infrastructure for less than under previous plans. And Gatwick has big improvements already underway at its two terminals, as part of an overall $1 billion investment programme. The South Terminal was built in 1952 and a raft of new projects are already under way to renovative it. This includes the new South Terminal Forecourt which will provide a new entrance to the terminal and improved access routes by the end of 2011; a new landside concourse; new baggage system and Pier 1 project and will see the old pier demolished. "Its not about adding to capacity, it is about making it more contemporary," Wingate explains.
For the North Terminal, projects are now underway to lift capacity by 10 million passengers including the north terminal extension and new multi-storey car park. "By summer next year, quite a lot of these projects will already have come to fruition," he notes.
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Find out which leading lady is destined to be your sweetheart
Unlike Ash, she is like no one ever was.
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I think we've all looked at a fictional character and thought that maybe we'd like to be a bit more like them. I mean, that's why BuzzFeed quizzes are so popular. I'm not gonna lie; I was pretty happy when I got Francis Underwood in a "House of Cards" personality quiz. I kind of want to be him. I also kind of want to stab him in the chest seven times. Whatever goes. Anyway, here are seven characters you might feel this way about, in no particular order.
Who said this day can't be fun for everyone?
El astro mexicano Luis Miguel se encuentra de manteles largos celebrando sus 33 años de carrera artística, y aparentemente arriba de esos manteles, existe un buffet entero. Esto a raíz de que imágenes poco favorecedoras surgieron en línea de "El Sol" semejando más al Milky Way entero (el chocolate, no la galaxia).
For a fumble free football fiesta.
These furry critters just came out to have a good time and are honestly feeling so attacked right now.
You've messed with the wrong Mitford sister. This is in no way serious and if we have an argument over this I'm gonna spontaneously combust. [Made for me and some friends. Sorry for the spam.]
This nugget is turning 21 today, so HARRY Birthday to him!!
The conspiracy is real.
You're not a regular teacher. You're a cool teacher.
Find out if you're the Master of Disney Animation.
"Man is not truly one, but truly two." Which character from the novel is your alter ego?
Some strange happenings made headlines for this week
'Cause even these guys have hobbies.
Got long list of cat-lovers.
Excuse me while I make myself a classier running playlist.
They're "Ready To Run".
Sometimes the tiniest details make the biggest difference.
Facts that you wouldn't know even from just watching the movie. But facts you should know because they are mind blowing.
There's an app for that. (Everyone)
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11 But my friends, why am I still being persecuted if I am still preaching circumcision? In that case the offense of the cross has been removed. | 11 Brothers, if I am still preaching circumcision, why am I still being persecuted? In that case the offense of the cross has been abolished. |
12 I wish those who unsettle you would castrate themselves! | 12 As for those agitators, I wish they would go the whole way and emasculate themselves! |
13 For you were called to freedom, brothers and sisters; only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for self-indulgence, but through love become slaves to one another. | 13 You, my brothers, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in love. |
14 For the whole law is summed up in a single commandment, "You shall love your neighbor as yourself." | 14 The entire law is summed up in a single command: "Love your neighbor as yourself." |
15 If, however, you bite and devour one another, take care that you are not consumed by one another. | 15 If you keep on biting and devouring each other, watch out or you will be destroyed by each other. |
16 Live by the Spirit, I say, and do not gratify the desires of the flesh. | 16 So I say, live by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature. |
17 For what the flesh desires is opposed to the Spirit, and what the Spirit desires is opposed to the flesh; for these are opposed to each other, to prevent you from doing what you want. | 17 For the sinful nature desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the sinful nature. They are in conflict with each other, so that you do not do what you want. |
18 But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not subject to the law. | 18 But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under law. |
19 Now the works of the flesh are obvious: fornication, impurity, licentiousness, | 19 The acts of the sinful nature are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; |
20 idolatry, sorcery, enmities, strife, jealousy, anger, quarrels, dissensions, factions, | 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions |
21 envy, drunkenness, carousing, and things like these. I am warning you, as I warned you before: those who do such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. | 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God. |
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Has AA settled the old TWA issue that kept them from launching Israel service in the past? Or is it a non-issue now?
American Airlines will likely soon announce new nonstop flights between Miami and Tel Aviv, but the exact date has been in flux due to the conflict in Gaza this summer.
A source tells exMiami that the company had planned to make the announcement sometime this month or in October.
The Miami-Tel Aviv flight, along with a New York-Tel Aviv flight, will be operated by American Airlines aircraft and crew, even as a flight from Philadelphia to Tel Aviv continues to be operated by US Airways aircraft. The source stressed that nothing is actually confirmed until the flights are publicly announced by the airline.
Tel Aviv is the busiest transatlantic route from Miami without nonstop service.
Previously: Nonstop Miami-Tel Aviv Flights To Start As Soon As Spring 2015
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Has AA settled the old TWA issue that kept them from launching Israel service in the past? Or is it a non-issue now?
From what I understand, their merger with US Air is what allows them to add the Tel Aviv route.
Interesting. Miami makes complete sense, but there are a lot of flights between the New York area and Tel Aviv – as many as 7 daily during the summer months. Seems like a pretty saturated market. Why not start a Chicago-Tel Aviv route or even a Dallas-Tel Aviv route, where there is no competition? American has hubs in both places.
More Jews in Miami that's why.
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So.. my regular fermenters are full, and I have the itch to brew. I was poking around in my brewing closet and in the back were my old Mr. Beer kegs. On the top shelf, I also spyed some leftover pale LME. I knew I had an OZ of northern brewer hops in the freezer. And.. the wheels started turning. I'm thinking of brewing up a really big hop bomb, along the lines of Ruination or Hop Stupid, but in a small batch. Heres my plan.. lemme know what I should tweak! Im not looking for a perfectly balanced beer, or a beer with a lot of complexity. This one is all about being big, bad, bitter and hoptastic. 2.5 Gallons water with an expected 1/2 gal boiloff for a 2 gallon final batch. 5.4 Lbs pale LME .5 lb brown sugar Nottingham Dry yeast (11.5 grams) rehydrated, no starter 60 minute boil, no specialty grains (though I could be convinced to add a bit, just have to get some from the LHBS, I have most of the rest of the ingredients sitting around and was trying to avoid a trip.) Hop schedule: .5 oz Northern Brewer @ 60 .5 oz Northern Brewer @ 30 1 oz Centennial @ 15 .5 oz Centennial @ 5 .5 oz Centennial @ dryhop after 2 weeks in primary. I ran it through the tastybrew calculator and came up with 99 IBUs and 8.3 ABV. Thats in the ballpark of a IIPA, but Im not entirely sure I have enough malty goodness there to counter the farily high level of bitterness. I figure I'd be essentially pitching double the amount of yeast necessary for a regular batch, but it would even out due to the high OG. Thoughts?
Nothin? Im brewing in about 12 hours.
Hrm... That seems like a lot of fermentables for 2 gallons. After plugging it into beersmith, I got a OG of 1.108. I checked these numbers by hand, and I get 1.114. With a FG of 1.027, you'd end up with a beer with ~11% abv. Assuming of course your yeast could do that. If you really want to do this, tone down the fermentables, i.e. no brown sugar and use about 2.5-3lbs of the LME. If you want to keep the Brown sugar for taste or color, then I'd recommend only using 2lbs of LME. I would do this: 2lbs LME + 0.5 lbs B. Sugar : Boil 60 min. ... and add hops like you suggested. (Beersmith says expected IBU of 125, which, as you rightly put it, is a hop-a-bomb.) Good luck! ps- I just realized you might want extra maltiness to offset the hoppiness. I don't know much about that, maybe it will work? Hopefully others will chime in on that.
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Here, I knew I've seen this somewhere, I stole it from another thread: So, with an IBU of 125, which is off the charts!, maybe an SG of 1.1** could work.
Ok I need to go to bed, but I'm procrastinating, here's a new picture of where you're proposed beer is.
Yowza. Those gravities are quite a bit higher than what I had anticipated. I'd like to leave the brown sugar in, so I'll cut the LME back. Grr.. wish I had a larger fermenter open. Revised: 3.4 lbs LME .5 lb brown sugar same yeast, cutting the hops by .5 an oz at the 15 minute mark. thanks for the advice!
Update! When bottled, this thing was scary. Very, very alcoholy both on the nose and in the taste, and was extremely bitter. 3 weeks later in the bottle, carbed up, its still strong, but in a good way. One note... yes. But its a tasty one note. Its a simple IIPA, and it worked. The only danger is that due to the lack of steeping grains or partial mash, the mouthfeel is a little thin, which has the unfortunate effect of making you think you are drinking a far, far weaker beer than you actually are
Just saw this thread as it popped back up to the recent thread list. I was going to suggest you at least throw some carapils in there for mouthfeel, then I realised the thread was from July and it was too late.
Awesome, it was fun reading this thread. What were your final numbers SG/FG?
The "Hops Shortage" is the gods way of punishing us for not making our beers bitter enough. Primary #1: British Brown Primary #2: Empty Primary #3: Empty Secondary #1: Empty Keg #1: Chocolate Oatmeal Stout Keg #2: Hoppy Red


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SAN DIEGO, California (CNN) -- They're baaaack. Ruben Navarrette Jr.: To achieve real change, illegal immigrants must become legal voting citizens. Today, in a scene reminiscent of what happened on May 1, 2006, thousands of immigration activists in dozens of U.S. cities have once again taken to the streets to make their voices heard, to make demands on behalf of illegal immigrants, and to make a stand against what many see as a surge of anti-Mexican hostility in this country. And yet, those who abhor such demonstrations and who insist that illegal immigrants are in no position to demand anything, except maybe a window seat on the deportation bus, will claim that it is precisely these kinds of public displays that have created much of this hostility that the activists are complaining about. So which came first -- the chicken or the huevos rancheros? I don't buy this argument that there was no racism or acrimony in the immigration debate until the protests started. Get real. Those things have been present in every immigration debate for more than 200 years. Of course, they were going to be part of this one. That isn't to say that a lot of people don't see red when they see protesters do things like waving the Mexican flag. They do. As tactics go, that's a foolish one: demanding rights of one country while showing allegiance to another. It's bad manners -- and bad civics. Two years ago, protesters wanted to defeat punitive legislation in Congress and secure a path to legalization for millions of illegal immigrants. This year, according to organizers, the goals are an end to workplace raids and a comprehensive reform plan in the first 100 days of the new administration, no matter who is elected president. Those demands probably sound reasonable to many of those who listen to Spanish-language radio. Consider what I picked up recently from eavesdropping on a talk show from Los Angeles. One of the guests was immigrant rights activist Juan Jose Gutierrez who equated the immigration marches with those of the Civil Rights Movement and credited them with helping to kill an enforcement bill sponsored by Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wisconsin. That part is interesting. You see, for all the huffing and puffing over immigration in the last few years, Congress didn't pass any kind of immigration bill. Those on the Right see that as a victory because they were able to forestall what they see as "amnesty" for illegal immigrants. But those on the Left also claim victory for helping to derail what they saw as the overly punitive Sensenbrenner bill, which would have made illegal presence in the United States a felony and outlawed virtually any form of assistance to illegal immigrant. Yet not everyone feels like celebrating. Take Cesar, a young man who called the show to insist that the marches didn't work, in part, because they occurred in the wrong country. He said he had family in Mexico who earn in a week what he earns in two or three hours in the United States. Cesar instead blasted the Mexican government for allowing this kind of inequity to occur. That is who the immigrants should be picketing with their marches, he said, instead of wasting their time demanding rights and privileges from the United States. It was time to go home, he said, and fight the battle for fairness, dignity, and economic justice where it might do some good -- on Mexican soil. Bravo. Cesar makes a good point. Of course, that kind of advice is most helpful to those who can envision going home to Mexico. Those who intend to make a life here in the United States have another decision to sort through -- how to make that possible. Marches get the attention, but they're usually more sizzle than steak. Real and lasting change comes from running through the process -- illegal immigrants becoming legal residents, and legal residents becoming U.S. citizens who can vote and run for office. And that, you see, is good civics. |
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And while they're in the streets, let's round them up and either bus, ship, or fly them home. I'll fork a few extra non-returnable tax-dollars to clean house a little.
And why should illegals get free medical aid in a hospital when those who deserve it have to wait almost an enternity to get any form of assistance.
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